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Whether you suffered facial scars from broken glass in a car accident or you face the prospect of long term disfigurement from severe burns, scarring is an important element of your damages in any personal injury litigation. At the Injury Law Center – Law Offices of Jack Bloxham, we have more than 25 years of experience with the compensation of persons injured in accidents, and one of the keys to our success has been careful attention to all components of our clients' losses; including damages for disfigurement and scarring. For additional information, contact the San Jose and Oakland area personal injury lawyers at the Injury Law Center. Our law firm has four Bay Area law offices locations to serve our clients. Our toll free telephone number is 1-800-300-8561.
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3 Things You Must Absolutely Do Within the First 10 Days of January:
Let's face it! Most people want to start off the New Year on a good foot. Some people may name it "resolutions"; some may call it "becoming better"; or some may even go as far as labeling it as, "getting it right". Whatever you may call it, it is clear that you, evidently, want something to change in the right direction for you this month/year.
Well, look no further, I have come up with 3 things you must absolutely do within the first 10 days of January in order to create a path of productivity for the rest of the month, better yet, the entire year. The primary reason is because, as surely as the days of the week fade into the end of the month, you will look back and still not have accomplished what you were so eager or pressed to do when January 1st rolled in. Remember, you are creating a path of productivity. Here we go!
#1. You must absolutely De-CLUTTER! De-clutter your desk, your closet, your car, your garage, your social circle, a junk drawer, under your sinks, a room in your home, etc. You get the picture, right? By so doing, you will inadvertently De-clutter your mind.! It's hard to get anything done, and be at peace with it, when you have something lurking in/around/about/within your life that is full of clutter. Your environment affects your mind, just as much as your mind can affect your environment. Please, just pick one area, and de-clutter that successfully before you start another de-cluttering project. You have 3 days left.
#2 You must absolutely PRIORITIZE ! Procrastination, distraction, and being side-tracked are going to be things of the past. How do I know? Because, you have exactly 3 days left to make a short list of tasks that must be done before Friday, January 10. Listen, repetition deepens the impression, someone once said. If you keep repeating the same behavior when it comes to locking down and getting things done that are important, you can expect to do this for the rest of the year. Perish the thought!!! You have 3 days left! Let's go!
#3 You must absolutely find GRATITUDE in everything! Gratitude uproots complaining! For the next 3 days, write down 10 things that you are grateful for throughout the day. Now, don't think this is menial. I've tested this for 28 days, and I can tell you that you would be surprise of the things that you have taken for granted for which you have not been grateful. Even the simplest things are deserving of having a grateful heart. Gratitude is power! It is energy! It is a field for which a healthy sense of being is cultivated. So grab a pad of paper or index cards, and start writing down 10 things each day for which you are grateful.
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Everyone – "Where do you live?"
Me – "Off of Clements Ferry Road."
Everyone – "Oh, so on Daniel Island?"
Me – "No, but close! Just a few miles down the road."
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Oy! Can you relate? I know MANY of y'all can!
There are several neighborhoods off of Clements Ferry Road. The Retreat at Beresford, Beresford Hall, Beresford Creek Landing, Beresford Commons, Nelliefield Plantation, and The Peninsula. Have I missed any? Cain Crossing, folks – I am sure you can relate! There are several neighborhoods in progress, as well.
We do not live in Mount Pleasant (although many of us may have that wish!). It's not Wando or Cainhoy. Nope, we don't live on Daniel Island!
We are in Charleston City limits, but in Berkeley County. Our address is "Charleston" with a Daniel Island zip code.
Confused yet? Yup, me too!
Some of our children are zoned for Daniel Island School while others are zoned for Cainhoy School. Rumor has it, ALL of our cuties will be zoned for the brand new schools: Philip Simmons Elementary/Middle (August 2016) and Philip Simmons High (August 2017). Rejoice – something we get to share with others!
Having a town/area name sure would be helpful!
Without further ado, You Know You Live "Off of Clements Ferry Road" When You…
- Shake your head when you hear that road widening, a 2-year project, will not start until 2016!
- Take a deep breath (while saying 4-letter words under your breath) when taking a left out of your neighborhood
- Have to travel to Publix on Daniel Island or Harris Teeter on 41 for milk (MILK!)
- Beg and plead for a pharmacy and a coffee shop (I vote CVS and Dunkin' Donuts, all day long!)
- Wish there were more restaurants/take out choices…and delivery options, even!
- Curse the tractor trailors and container trucks, at least daily
- Wonder if that Cainhoy Fire Station is actually in working order or not…? They sure clean that fire truck often!
- Think about Bo-Berry Biscuits each time you pass the Bojangles (okay, maybe this only applies to pregos!)
- Want to hurt people who use that random lane by the light at 526 as a merging lane when it SO IS NOT!
- Are beyond curious about the inside of "the blue building," but not enough to check it out
- Worry that if your family had an emergency, there would be confusion/delays by authorized personnel (a history of this has been documented!)
- Are thankful that you only smell the Paper Mill a few times a month, when the wind is just wrong
- Love where you live, but wish it just HAD A NAME!!!
What do you wish we had off of Clements Ferry Road?
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Nursing homes. Long-term care. Medicaid. These are all words that make people of any age cringe.
It is an area though that is very specialized.
A few years ago, a woman came into my office for a review after having drafted her will, trust and powers of attorney a couple years prior. I asked her how things were going and she said not good.
She had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and it had progressed to the point she was unable to do math. Now this was a very big deal to her, as her life's work was that of a physicist. Math was her world.
She looked at me and asked me what's our plan? When I replied with a description of her estate plan, she shook her head and said, "No, what happens when I can't remember where the stairs are? Who do my kids call? How do they know where to write the check from, and what if I can't afford the check?"
So as an attorney it got me thinking how this is a common problem for a lot of people.
The first step is understanding what exactly long-term care is. Think about the things we do every day: Get out of bed, go to the bathroom, take a shower, get dressed, eat breakfast and have our minds.
One day we can't do two of those things. When that happens, we need what is called long-term care.
You can get that care in your home or in a facility.
Costs for such care can range from anywhere between $3,000 and $15,000 per month on average. Few people have extra income to cover those costs. So what can they do?
There are only three ways to pay for such care.
You pay the bill out of pocket
Long-term care insurance pays the bill
The state Medicaid program pays the bill
When the average stay in a nursing home is three years, seven years if you have a mental diagnosis, spending all of the money you worked so hard to save is rarely palatable.
Many people don't have long-term care insurance since it is expensive. Many insurance companies are no longer offering it either.
That leaves Medicaid. What does that look like? I hear people getting trusts all the time, don't those protect you? What exactly is a trust? These are questions that frequently go unanswered and the internet can't provide a straight answer to.
To qualify for Medicaid there are a lot of rules. The general overview though is that you have to meet financial qualifications on both your assets and income.
The person who needs the care, so long as their income is less than the monthly long-term care bill, is eligible. The income of the spouse not in need of long-term care is not counted for purposes of eligibility.
On the asset side, it gets more complicated. Add up everything (stocks, bonds, bank accounts, cash in life insurance, retirement accounts) for both spouses. If you have more than $120,200, you don't qualify. If you are single, then the amount of assets cannot exceed $2,500.
Your primary home is exempt from the amount above so long as one of you is living in it.
Any gifts you have made in the last five years are going to be added to the asset limit.
There are exceptions to the above rules, but they are all case specific. Essentially the assets have to be "spent down" in order to meet the asset limitation before the state will pay for the nursing care bill.
How do you spend them down? There are several tools you can use, such as certain types of trusts, personal care contracts, fixing up the house, purchasing a newer car, some financial tools, prepaying funeral expenses, and, of course, paying the bill out of pocket in the meantime.
Having your lawyer, accountant, financial advisor and home health care company create a plan, so your family knows what number to call when anything happens, makes it much easier to age gracefully in a complicated long-term care world.
(Jenny Rivard is a lawyer and the owner of American Wealth Protection, which provides legal, financial and tax services to the elderly.)
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Question about Uniden Cordless Phone
Red blinking light stays on even though no messages
We're having the same problem. Sometimes the red light blinks for 24 hours after all messages have been erased. I've tried scrolling back through caller ID to the beginning, and listening to all saved messages, but the light continues to blink. I can't find any answers on the Uniden site.
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Red light still blinks after all messages have been erased. I have tried holding the "find hs" for 5 seconds, but to no avail...
Same problem - I've tried everything I can think of...it drives me CRAZY to have flashing red lights all over the house!
I tried the find headset button for 10 seconds, and it worked the light does not register after incoming call
How do you stop the flashing light after you have received your messages?
Red light on hand sets keeps flashing. It only started to do this after we received messages.
now it won't stop even after all messages erassed
I found that if I hold the "find hs" button on the BASE unit (right above the red charging light) for a few seconds, it works!! Thank goodness there is a solution! Thanks for the help.
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I unplugged the phone and unhooked it from the phone jack after find button didn't work and mine is still blinking. Just switched from AT&T to Comcast Xfinity Voice and am going to call them. It has only happened a couple of times with AT&T and the unplugging worked then, not working now.
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A year later and Comcast finally changed my modem due to this and other issues. They kept telling me it was my phones. All five I asked them. Wahla!! No more blinking message indicator. It was their modem, not my phones. I win this one!
Found out my message light issue was with X-finity, when they did a reset from their end a few times. It would clear, then the next time I received a message same blinking light again. Began to hate getting a Voicemail and thought about just using the built in answering system. Began to suspect it was a Comcast issue, though they didn't want to admit it was on their end. They finally switched out my modem, at my insistence and it's not an issue any longer, two years down the road no issues.
I have just had this problem and tried holding down the 'Find Headset' button too for five seconds and nothing happened. After much frustration I tried again but held the button down for about 10 seconds and it did seem to work...
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Thanks for the suggestions; apparently we have a different phone because I can't locate a "find headset" button. But I tried pressing "talk", then pressing "end" and holding down the "end" button for about 10 seconds. It worked!
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Welcome to Pelican Plunge of South Finger!
If you enjoy wonderful scenery, to be exact, one of the top ten overlooking the Jolly Harbour, gentle quietness to relax and enjoy your stay in Antigua, you will be delighted to read what Pelican Plunge has to offer....
Open panoramic views of the Sleeping Princess range of hills, the harbour and the mouth leading to the sea. Daily, varying spectacle of luxury yachts, funny, humble boats and yes, pelicans plunging in front of your eyes, soft rainbows after light showers....simply unforgettable..!
The rare position of this villa towards the harbour mouth and it's adequate distance to the opposite Harbour Island offers year-round, ongoing caressing breezes, which make air-conditioning superfluous.
Should you have your own yacht or water vehicle, the mooring in front of our terrace is at your convenience.
Villa 241D offers an open plan unit, with fully equipped kitchen, dining and living rooms flowing and leading to the partially covered terrace, where relaxing and having meals outside is a treat in itself. Fully equipped, modern kitchen makes for self-catering a fun experience, especially to try out rich Caribbean produce. And for those wanting carefree holidays, do try out the plentiful restaurants at the Jolly Harbour, 10-15 minutes walk away, where the JH sports enter, swimming pool, tennis courts are located. Not to mention the beautiful golf links for aficionados!
Internet access, UHD TV and sound system is at your disposal, if you still need them, after lovely carefree days under the Antiguan sun....
Sleeping quarters - main bedroom is equipped with a king-size double bed with Simmons Beauty-rest mattress. guest bedroom has a queen-size bed and a single bed. Both bedrooms have ensuite showers and WCs. Plentiful storage space,
With on-going improvements in between rentals, Pelican Plunge offers a very pleasant, entertaining yet tranquil accommodation indeed.
An amazing and peaceful villa. I stayed during low season and it was so refreshing! Great cleaning staff and the management answered my every question. Can't wait to come back
great view, will be back
This pleasant villa is close to the entrance to Jolly Harbour Bay and is a great place to watch boats of all kinds sail and motor past. So if you are a boat enthusiast, this is the place for you! The condo itself is near the end of a "finger" and is therefore quiet and peaceful. The patio receives sun at various points in the day; however, it can be well shaded with an electric awning. The breezes provide cool comfort; we only used the AC twice (and then briefly) in the month we stayed. Most of the JH community is walkable; however, we recommend reserving one of the golf carts for the convenience of transferring groceries as well as touring the far side of the bay. (These carts, however, cannot be driven outside the complex.) The beach is an easy walk; it is a lovely stretch of sand with usually calm waters - nice for kids and seniors. There are several water tours which depart from the beach and bay - lots of fun. The pool is large with a shallow end - great for children. The JH community is safe with ample security. The grocery store is large and very well stocked. A small shopping mall with several restaurants, a pharmacy, and ATMs add to the convenience. (El Porto has great 2 for 1 pizza on Tuesday nights!) The condo itself has a very comfortable King bed in the master bedroom, as well as a double and single in the second bedroom. A new wash machine is in the unit (hang to dry in the breeze). The place is cleaned weekly. The owner communicates well and responds promptly online. Arrangements can be made so you are met at the airport by a taxi (40.00 USD). Upon arrival in JH, a local representative greets you at the unit, and the company takes good care of any problems that might arise. Overall, we are delighted with our whole Jolly Harbour and Antigua experience and we definitely plan to return for another holiday.
For our vacation to Antigua in September 2014, We wanted to stay in a villa instead of the usual hotel. We did our search and came across Pelican Ridge, Jolly Harbour and quite like what was on offer and decided to make our reservation and it was Absolutely the best decision it definitely lived up to our expectation. The Villa is extremely comfortable, very clean, and spacious.
The location is tranquil and safe. Relaxing on the patio morning and evening was like having a piece of Heaven. Perfect for alfresco eating or just relaxing and enjoying the view. It doesn't get much better.
The management team were really great, they had a welcome pack to greet us on our arrival which was greatly appreciated. If we had any question they were on hand to answer.
Pelican Ridge is close to beach, and the capital St. Johns is about 20 minutes away. There is a regular bus service from just outside the compound into St. John's town centre costing EC$ 3.20 one way.
The supermarket Epicurean is only a short distance from the villa, and it has a good choice of foods & drinks.
I definitely recommend Pelican Ridge, It's a wonderfull vacation spot.
The villa is ideally located with views over the Indian Hills and harbour entrance and would suit people who enjoy watching the world go by. Breakfast was usually taken on the patio watching the sail boats, power boats, day trips boats heading out in the morning sun and the odd pelican dropping in over the boat moorings.
The villa is located at the end of the last South Finger, with 10minute walk to the gorgeous beech and Castaways Bar, both of which have an odd busy day when the cruise ship trips/mini buses drop off for a couple of hours or so.
In the evenings it's a very pleasant 20minute walk to the Crows Nest Bar and marina restaurant's, we tried Merlini's on a four nights during our stay and found the food and service by Adrian and his staff to be excellent.
We would definitely return to the La Petite Paix Villa and Jolly Harbour again.
The villa has one of the best locations on the south finger of Jolly Harbour. The property is continuing to be upgraded and although we had a few minor issues during our stay these were promptly dealt with by the villa management company.
We had a very enjoyable time at Pelican Plunge and spent many hours on the terrace watching the boats passing the villa.
Jolly Harbour is a fantastic Marina in the South West of Antigua - a unique development in the Caribbean. The island boasts of 365 beaches - a different one for each day. There may be less, but to discover them all and to enjoy in their diversity, takes many days, despite the relatively short distances on the island. In addition to the year-round warm and pleasant climate, and colorful, easy lifestyle of the Caribbean, it is of course the stunning coastal landscapes that make up the special charm of the island, which has long been attracting an international audience for holidays or permanent living. Although many interesting places on the island are easily accessible by public minibus, a rental car for some day trips is recommended. In no case should you miss, English Harbour (annual top event: Antigua Sailing Week), and Nelson's Dock Yard and watch the spectacular panoramic views from Shirley Heights - best during one of the most popular free Sunday afternoon concerts, an unforgettable experience!
For many recreation-seeking holiday makers, however the options provided in the Marina of Jolly Harbour itself are fully sufficient:
a beautiful spacious bay with gentle sloping fine shell sand, all kinds of water sports including yacht charter,
a sports center with swimming pool and tennis courts,
an 18-hole golf course with gym in the clubhouse and not least
the attractive family-friendly holiday homes at the Marina.
You reach there in half an hour by taxi from the airport. Thereafter at the apartment a car is no longer needed - apart from any excursions. A golf cart may be useful, it can be arranged if required.
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Well, that buying addiction sounds familiar lol… Now i just need to move on to your second addiction to be fine 😉
Feb 14, 2016 Alessandro Zamboni Discover me 4
For years I wanted an independent lifestyle, which meant I dreamt of having a job where I would work for myself, instead of making someone else rich. I wanted flexibility and the right to decide when I would work and where I would work. I wanted to wake up every morning knowing that I was making enough money to support myself and my family, or at least provide a valuable income stream to give ourselves more choices in life.
I dreamed of the day when I would look out my window in the morning and see the sun shining and that it was okay not to work that day. I wanted to give myself permission to take off whenever I felt the urge, fully recognizing that I needed to be accountable to my new business demands.
Back in 2008 I heard that Internet Marketers worked part-time and made a full-time income. I also learned that many of them made more money in six months than many doctors make in one year. I wanted to be one of those statistics. I was willing to work extra hours each day, in addition to my other responsibilities, just to make that happen. You must admit that's a commitment!
During those many months of putting in lots of hours at my computer and striving for my dream of quitting my full-time job, I became obsessed with learning about Internet Marketing. Those big famous gurus all made it sound so easy.
A Little About Me and How I Knew I Was Becoming an IM Addict
I thought I knew what I was doing, and I thought I had set my goals appropriately, but somewhere in time, I began spending money on IM courses, tools, software, and any product that I knew I just had to have for my business!
Yes, I was addicted to buying every new thing that someone marketed to me. The process of buying information for my business had me spending my entire IM budget just to get my hands on the next deal that was sure to make me successful. The point is that I was willing to do the work, and I knew that there was no magic button to press that would make me an instant millionaire.
The problem was that I was buying so many deals that I hadn't even considered that I'd never use 99 percent of them. It was as if my mind tricked me into thinking that the dime-sale price (where the product price increases by a fixed amount after a specific number of sales) would never be lower and I had to buy it right now!
It was euphoric buying each product. I was excited and filled with adrenaline knowing that I had gotten in early and was paying a decent price. But then in one instance, before I was sent to the download page, I was presented with another offer, but it cost much more than the item I had just purchased.
As I sat there anxiously waiting to see what was inside the download area, I read and re-read the second offer (sometimes called an OTO, a one time offer or upsell), and the way everything was worded I suddenly felt like I couldn't make a decision. Should I leave the page and just get the link to download the product I bought? But what if I really needed the add-on product to be successful?
I couldn't decide, but I didn't want to miss the chance to buy the add-on at the low price, so I bought it. I didn't even consider how much I had spent. I just knew I HAD to have it. That's kind of when I knew I was an Internet Marketing addict.
For an hour I felt so happy and lucky that I got such a sweet deal from one of the top Internet Marketers. I just knew in my heart that I could make $5,000 this month, as long as I had the time on the weekend to read the report or follow the videos and implement the steps. The sales copy had sounded so convincing!
But by the time the weekend rolled around, I had bought other products that I just "knew" were as good if not better than the one I had purchased earlier in the week. You'd think by that point that I would have known I was addicted to buying every new product, but I didn't even give it a second thought.
On the weekend, my friends invited me to come over, and I couldn't resist the idea of getting away and enjoying their company. By Monday morning, I was headed to my job. I again thought that I really should set some time aside to read at least one of the reports from beginning to end. How else could I "commit" to doing something if I didn't take action? I reminded myself that doing nothing produces nothing. I had to get motivated and take action. My dream of becoming an Internet Marketer was still alive.
However, true to my addictive state, I couldn't resist reading all the offers that found their way into my Inbox; and then there were my favorite forums. I would cruise the offers on three forums every single evening after work. I convinced myself that I was doing research, and in some regards, I was. Yet by the world's standards, I was in denial.
Before heading off to bed one night, I read this in one of the reports I bought:
"To succeed in any program, make sure that you're buying into something that you believe in and you think is achievable. Then set a goal to take action implementing one phase of that product within 24 hours following your purchase. Next, promise yourself that you will take at least one additional action during the upcoming week that furthers the launch of the product you just bought. If you can't commit to those rules, then cut up your credit cards so you can't buy anything else."
I promised myself that I'd take action within one week. And I didn't bought IM products anymore. This is the first step for becoming internet marketers: stop purchasing all the products that you don't need. For everything there are free guides over the web: just search on Google and Youtube! That day I knew I discovered the first IM trick of the gurus.
My First Sale as an Internet Marketer
I still remember the first time I got home from my full-time job and opened my email program. There it was—notification of my first sale. Wow! I felt like I had just won the lottery, well, not from the money perspective, but from the shock and surprise that something I did had actually paid off. That one sale is what encouraged me to learn as much as I could about Internet Marketing.
I still put in a lot of long hours sitting at the computer. For me, it's personally satisfying to work on a new revenue stream, an information product, or creating a service that I know others need. But very often, well, most of the time, actually, my social life gets put on hold and the people in my life don't always appreciate being in second place. But when you're first getting started in Internet Marketing, I found that taking action was the only thing that was my path for making that first sale.
My advice, if you're thinking about getting into Internet Marketing is this: Don't say you're going to TRY it! Say you're going to COMMIT to it.
Just remember that time management will become a priority in your life. As with any dream, you have to pace yourself and set realistic goals. One thing is for sure—if you think it will take you five hours to do something meaningful in your business, double that time. Then you won't get discouraged if it takes you longer than you estimated or that someone told you it would take.
The more I learn about Internet Marketing and all the ways there are of earning an income, the more I get addicted to it. This is the end of the first lesson.
My internet marketing career started back in 2008. After studying for almost a year, I especialized myself in product creation, blog flipping, email marketing, social media and blogging. I've launched more than 52 products on Warrior Forum and Clicbank and I helped many IM newbies to reach their target. If you want to contact me, please click the "Contact Me" button here on the left.
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Well, that buying addiction sounds familiar lol… Now i just need to move on to your second addiction to be fine 😉
Hi Koen, thanks for your comment! Yes, that addiction was a big problem, but it's not so difficult to be solved 🙂 And yes, we will conquer great objectives in IM!
Thanks so much and see you soon!
Great Post Alessandro
Grazie a te Stefano!
See you soon,
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Normally the epitome of Georgian grace, the West Sussex resort is gearing up for the Goodwood Revival, says Joanna Symons.
Why go now?
Chichester is perfectly placed for an autumn walking break, set between the high chalk uplands of the South Downs, and the peaceful waterside tracks around Chichester Harbour. And the city itself, its streets and lanes of Georgian buildings fanning out from the lovely medieval cathedral close at its heart, is charming to explore on foot.
For motor enthusiasts, there's the Goodwood Revival meeting (goodwood.co.uk/revival), which takes place September 13-15 at Goodwood House, near the city. Vintage cars and motorcycles, that would have competed at Goodwood between 1948 and 1966, roar around the circuit, while spectators have fun dressing in period style. It's one of the most joyous and eccentric events of the British Season.
Getting there
It's 90 minutes by train from London Victoria (southernrailway.com); by car, take the scenic route across the South Downs, or the faster A27.
Where to stay
Special Treat
The Goodwood Hotel is set in glorious countryside on the Goodwood Estate (1), just north of Chichester, and has a great restaurant and a health club. It's worth paying extra to book one of the attractively furnished suites or character rooms in the old part of the hotel; newer rooms are rather lacking in atmosphere. Character rooms from £230 a night with breakfast (01243 775537; goodwood.co.uk).
Mid range
The Crab and Lobster (2) (01243 641233; crab-lobster.co.uk) in Sidlesham has stylish rooms with good bathrooms (and Ren toiletries) in a 17th-century pub overlooking the salt marshes of Pagham Harbour, six miles from Chichester. There are lovely walks from the door, and West Wittering beach is nearby. Doubles, with breakfast, from £145.
George Bell House (01243 813586; chichestercathedral.org.uk) is a B&B with a superb setting in the heart of the cathedral close, right in the centre of the city. Rooms vary in size, but all are peaceful and comfortable. There's an attractive walled garden and – a godsend in Chichester – free parking; singles from £70, doubles from £99, room-only, dropping to £49/£69.30 in November. Breakfast from £6.95.
If it's full, a welcoming alternative is Richmond House (3) (01243 771464; richmondhousechichester.co.uk), about a 10-minute walk from the centre.
On arrival
Get there in time for a performance at Chichester Festival Theatre (4) (01243 781312; cft.org.uk), one of our best regional theatres, with regular West End transfers. Because of renovation works this summer, the main theatre has been replaced by a marquee in the grounds; other performances are in the smaller Minerva theatre. There is a restaurant and café if you want to eat first. Book now for Another Country, Neville's Island and King Lear.
Day one
Start with the cathedral (5), which is free (although donations are welcome). Volunteer guides offer free drop-in tours of the medieval building, and the superb modern art within it. Look out for the Arundel Tomb (subject of a Philip Larkin poem), and the wonderful 12th-century carved panels, the Chichester Reliefs. Also see the stained glass window by Marc Chagall and the show-stopping John Piper tapestry behind the altar.
Wander around the paths and gardens of the cathedral close, and out into the well-preserved Georgian city centre, largely pedestrianised, with four main streets leading north, south, east and west from the late-medieval market cross.
Turn off South Street into the Pallants, a twist of quiet lanes, and in a handsome Queen Anne house you'll find Pallant House Gallery (01243 774557; pallant.org.uk, admission to main collection is free). Here, and in the airy modern extension, is an exceptional collection of 20th-century British art, with works by artists including Walter Sickert, Lucian Freud, Graham Sutherland and Ben Nicholson, as well as changing exhibitions.
Bag a table for an early lunch at Amelie and Friends, an atmospheric bistro-style restaurant in North Street, with good food, reasonable prices and a pretty courtyard garden (fishcakes with poached eggs, spinach and hollandaise, £11; onglet steak with chips and béarnaise, £15). It's popular, so is best to book (01243 771444; amelieandfriends.com).
Head north to the Goodwood Estate and the Cass Sculpture Foundation, an outdoor sculpture park with striking contemporary works set in peaceful woodland with a backdrop of cornfields; it's a special place (01243 538449; sculpture.org.uk; open daily until Nov 3, adult £10, child £5).
Have tea and delicious home-made cakes on the terrace at nearby West Dean Gardens (6) (01243 818210; westdean.org.uk) before inspecting the herbaceous borders, magnificent kitchen garden with original Victorian glasshouses, and 100m-long Edwardian pergola. Adult £7.70, child 90p.
Families will enjoy the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum (7), just down the road at Singleton, where rescued buildings of South East England, dating from 1300 to 1910, have been restored and re-sited amid 50 acres of the South Downs. Dogs welcome; £10.40 adult, £5.70 child (01243 811363; wealddown.co.uk).
Dine at the Richmond Arms at the Goodwood Hotel (see "Where to stay"); the young chef Simon Wills is making it the place to eat in the area. His cheese soufflé with gooseberry gel and caramelised walnuts (£6.50), and hay-baked lamb (around £24), are phenomenal.
Day two
Head seven miles south to the pretty sailing village of Itchenor (8) and take a boat trip around Chichester Harbour on a Falklands War vessel (chichesterharbourwatertours.co.uk; adult £7.50, child £4.50). The harbour is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the on-board commentary fills you in on its history and wildlife (trip times are set to the tides).
Alternatively, park by the beach at West Wittering and walk to the dunes of East Head. It's worth buying A Walker's Guide: Chichester Harbour (£4) from the harbour office.
Slip in lunch at the Crab and Lobster at Sidlesham (see "Where to stay") for wonderful crab and lobster salads and sandwiches. Stop off to see the Roman mosaics and gardens at Fishbourne Roman Palace (9), once the largest Roman domestic building north of the Alps. Adult £8.50, child £4.30 (01243 785859; sussexpast.co.uk).
If you're feeling energetic, you can explore all the places mentioned via the excellent network of local cycle paths. There are maps and details of cycle hire shops at chichester.gov.uk/cycling
Watch out for rush-hour jams on the A27 access to Chichester, and at the level crossing in town
For tourist information, go to visitchichester.org or call 01243 775888
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The measure would exempt current registered nurses but mandate new associate's degree holders earn a "BSN in 10." It reflects a push by the Institute of Medicine to have 80% of RNs (more than double now) holding a bachelor's in nursing by 2020.
After dying in committee last year, the bill now has bipartisan support from New York legislators, nursing associations and health policy groups, reports say.
But it is still hotly debated by those who feel two more years of college is not necessarily a guarantee of better care. They also say tougher requirements — and accompanying costs for nurses and nursing schools — could discourage nursing candidates.
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Day 1 - London to Quito, Ecuador
On the first day of your journey, you'll be greeted at the airport by a Celebrity Cruises® representative and transferred to your hotel. Enjoy free time to relax and settle in.
Day 2 - Quito, Ecuador
During a guided tour of the capital of Ecuador, situated at an altitude of 9,350 feet, you'll stand on the equatorial line at the Half of the World Park and Museum, and marvel at the monasteries of San Francisco and Santo Domingo. Your tour director will escort you throughout your Quito stay and serve as your personal concierge. Lunch with a spectacular vie w of the city, and enjoy a welcome dinner at a local gourmet restaurant.
Day 3 - Quito/Baltra and Daphne Island, Galapagos
You will be transfered to the Quito, Ecuador airport to board the exclusive non-stop Celebrity Xpedition flight to Baltra, Galapagos, where naturalis guides will be waiting to transfer you to the ship. Your cruise will depart at 14:30
Day 4 - Gardner Bay and Punta Suarez
Gardner Bay (Española), Galapagos and Punta Suarez, Galapagos
Day 5 - Cormorant Point and Post Office
Cormorant Point, Galapagos and Post Office, Galapagos
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Punta Moreno, Isabela and Urvina Bay, Isabela
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Punta Espinoza, Galapagos and Punta Vicente Roca, Isabela
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South Plaza, Santa Cruz and Dragon Hill, Galapagos
Day 9 - Puerto Ayora, Galapagos
Puerto Ayora, Galapagos
Day 10 - Baltra (Galapagos) - Cruise Debarkation
Upon debarking from your Galapagos cruise, you'll fly to Quito Airport and then on to Lima, Peru. A Celebrity Cruises representative will be on hand to assist with all your transfers. You'll overnight at the Westin Lima hotel. A detailed schedule of events and departure times will be provided upon arrival in Lima.
Day 11 - Lima / Cuzco, Peru
After breakfast at the hotel, your guide will pick you up and trasfer you to the airport for your Lima/Cuzco flight. Upon arrival in Cuzco your visit will start en route to The Sacred Valley.
Lunch is served at Casa Hacienda Orihuela in The Sacred Valley, where the Orihuelas, a family of great art collectors, will be your hosts. Dinner and overnight at the Tambo del Inca Luxury Collection hotel in The Sacred Valley.
Day 12 - Cuzco / The Sacred Valley, Peru
Depart Cuzco for the Urubamba Valley, The Sacred Valley of the Incas. Tour the impressive ruins, featuring terraces carved into the hillside and a crowning temple designed for workship and astronomical observation. You'll tour Ollantaytambo and the Pablo Seminario workshop, showcasing utilitarian, decorative, and artistic objects. Lunch at Wayra Ranch-gastronomic feast led by prominent chefs, as you delight in stunning equestrian Peruvian Paso horse entertainment and marinera music. Dinner and overnight at Tambo del Inca Luxury Collection.
Day 13 - The Sacred Valley, Peru
After a morning breakfast at the hotel, you'll depart for Machu Picchu on the Vistadome from the Trambo del Inca hotel train station. Lunch will be served at the Sanctuary Lodge in Machu Picchu. Tour the almost perfectly preserved buildings ad the mysterious passageways underlying the city. Then enjoy welcoming aperitifs, dinner, and an excellent selection of wines, while relaxing on the Orient Express Hiram Vingham back to Cuzco for an evening of local music, dancing, and Pisco sours. Overnight at hotel Monasterio.
Day 14 - Cuzco, Peru
After a morning breaskfast at the hotel, enjoy a scenic tour at the Coricancha, aslo known as the "Temple of the Sun" before touring the Sacsayhuamán fortress and the Cathedral, one of the most splendid Spanish colonial churches in America, housing about 400 colonial paintings from the Cuzco art school, impressive goldsmith, silversmith, and precious stone works. Overnight at hotel Monasterio.
Day 15 - Cuzco / Lima, Peru
Upon your return flight to Lima, enjoy a scenic tour of the city, visiting the Larco Herrera Museum, a colonial mansion built in the eighteenth century. Lunch at Café del Museo restaurant before proceeding on to the Historic Center of Lima and the convent of San Francisco, a masterpiece of colonial architecture. Dinner is included. A day room (or overnight) in a deluxe room at Westin Lima Hotel is included and based on return flight schedule.
Day 16 - Lima Departure
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Group got stranded on banks of river following storms
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Police in Fryeburg, Maine, said 15 people had to be rescued from the banks of the Saco River just after midnight Tuesday.
Police said the group started their trip down the Saco at about 10 a.m. on Monday.
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Police said the stretch of river is only accessible by water.
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Jonathan has pledged his support for a new campaign from the National Autistic Society (NAS) at a launch event in Parliament.
The "Push for Action" campaign, which is aimed at improving the support available to adults with autism, has been launched in response to a recent NAS survey which found that many adults with autism are missing out on the support that they need.
Of the 1100 people who took part in the survey over half said they would like help finding work, but only 1 in 10 received any such support.
This was matched by similarly poor results relating to the number of people saying they needed help with day to day tasks such as washing and dressing, or managing money.
These findings come despite the existence of the Autism Act 2009, which was intended to address issues regarding availability of support for people living with autism.
The NAS research concluded that whilst some improvements have been made, too many people are still left waiting for the help they need.
Mr Reynolds, who is Vice-Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Autism, said, "This year the Government is reviewing the impact of the Autism Act to evaluate the effect of this legislation since it was introduced in 2009."
"Without the right support many autistic people can struggle with the kind of everyday tasks most of us take for granted."
"The point of the Push for Action campaign is to ensure that any review is focused on how to improve access to support services, and improve the life chances of people living with autism throughout England."
Commenting on the launch of the campaign, NAS Chief Executive, Mark Lever said: "It's great news that Jonathan is championing this important campaign. Adults with autism have been waiting a long time to get the everyday support that they need."
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Cook the meatballs according to the recipe directions. Meanwhile, prepare the sweet potato fries according to the package directions.
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Oh gosh I can relate so much to the crying on way back from nursery. I'm sure in time you will adjust but it's always tough watching them grow up, well that;s what I find. Lovely of course, but tough when we feel a little left behind! Lovely post xxx #sharewithme
And He Is Off…
Yesterday was a big day for the little boy. It was the day he would start playshcool! At 2 years and 10 months it was time. He had a settling in session before Easter and although it went well, he was slightly unsettled by what was going on around him. He got a bit lost and called out for me several times. I only had to call his name and he seemed to relax.
Ever since that settling in session we have been talking about him going daily. We let the little boy know what was going to happen, talk to him and continuously say about him starting play school, to get him used to the idea.
New bag in hand, we walked the few short minutes hand in hand to the play school which sits perfectly on a hill. We spoke about what was going to happen. About me leaving him and he was ok, he nodded at everything and replied "Ok mummy"
We both waited outside and he needed reassuring that I was actually going to come in with him and not just push him through the door! I did keep repeating that I was going to leave him once settled inside. The doors opened and we all ushered in. Placing his beloved Thomas train in the show and tell {which took a bit of persuading} He then spied the slide and off he went. Leaving me deserted in the middle of the room!
I walked up to him to ask for a kiss and he shook his head! I did eventually get one out of him! I slowly backed away and by the time I had got to the door he had not even given me a second glance! I loitered around in the lobby for a few minutes, checking and thinking was it really this cool to leave him on his first session!
I welled up and cried all the way home! Fast forward 3 hours and out he run, arms open wide declaring he had missed me, that he had cried because he missed me! {talk about play the guilt trip!!} He spoke about what he had done, played with toys and went on the slide LOTS!
I missed my little buddy so much. I am going to find it so hard when Moo is back at school and I will be on my own!! Everyone says enjoy it, but I am not sure I will {not to begin with anyway!!}
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Bless him glad it went ok, I cried when I first left LL and Mads, really cried, especially with LL and it took me a few weeks to get really used to it especially because neither of them liked it at all for the first month or so. But now they both go off as happy as larry and I love it because it means I get some time to myself to do my freelance work. I do enjoy it if I am honest as it is only two mornings a week. And I love the smiles and cuddles I get when they come home. It works perfectly for us. x
ahh they grow up so quickly.I had a cry when my little one started as she was in tears too (it broke my heart) She starts school this year and I know I will have tissues ready. He will settle in soon x #sharewithme
Ahhh so glad it went ok. I can imagine I will be the same and cry my eyes out. I don't know how I would get used to have me time. I bet he will be bouncing and happy to go soon enough. Buba goes to nursery one day a week and that was weird feeling at first He still cried when I drop him off but I look through the window and he is always playing around already and I haven't even got in my car So I know he will be alright. lol It's never easy though. Glad it went well hunny for him. You will love all those miss you mommy cuddles when you pick him up. lol Thank you so much for linking up to Share WIth Me. Love your post. Big hugs to you.
OOhh memeries came back to me. I cried too when he first went to preschool but one thing that would always make me sad and cry some more is when I picked him up from preschool and he would cry cuz he had a bad day. This only happned 3x since he started but … it still sad that he is feeling a bad day already. #sharewithme
I think it just takes a bit of getting used to – I always find the house feels so empty and sort of wrong when I'm working from home and the girls are in nursery – and then when they're home I find myself longing for a bit of peace and quiet for 5 minutes!!


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When Does 'Nashville' Season 5 Premiere? CMT Announces Winter Release Date
The New Year will bring new "Nashville" episodes. CMT revealed that the country music drama will make its cable debut this winter after airing on ABC for four seasons.
"Nashville" Season 5 will premiere on CMT on Thursday, Jan. 5, at 9 p.m. EDT. This contradicts reports about a December premiere date. Star Charles Esten previously hinted at a 2015 release, but execs likely wanted to avoid putting it on holiday hiatus so soon after the premiere. CMT is making up for the long wait with an extended episode. The network announced that fans can expect Season 5, episode 1 to be two hours.
There could be even more for "Nashville" fans to watch. TVLine reports that the network is considering an after show, but no official plans have been made yet.
The Season 5 premiere date reveals that the drama's new network has chosen a new night and time. Longtime Nashies know that the show always occupied the 10 p.m. EDT slot on Wednesdays, but it looks like that's one of many changes that have been made since ABC canceled the show and CMT renewed it.
Entertainment Weekly reports that Connie Britton, who plays Rayna Jaymes, is only signed on for 10 episodes right now. CMT is trying to get her to sign on for the full 22, but if she doesn't, viewers could be seeing a lot less Rayna in 2017. Will Chase, who played Luke Wheeler, and Aubrey Peeples, who played Layla, will not return for the fifth year.
Hayden Panettiere, however, has signed on for the full season. That's good news since her character Juliette was left in trouble. In the Season 4 finale cliffhanger, her plane went missing after ditching the Academy Awards. If she's in 22 episodes, it seems like she survived the incident.
Those looking to catch up on "Nashville" can do so online via Hulu or on TV via AXS TV. The latter announced that reruns of Season 4 will start Saturday, Oct. 1, at 9 p.m. EDT.


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Cloud services company Evolve IP conducted its "2015 Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Survey" with more than 2,000 executive and IT professionals, and, in the end, learned that less than half feel very prepared to recover their IT and related assets following a disaster or other incident.
The survey explores disaster preparedness and disaster recovery trends in North American organizations – 53 percent of the 2,084 respondents work for companies with 100 to 2,000 employees, 16.5 percent work for businesses with more than 2,000 employees, and the remainder come from groups with between one and 99 staffers.
Nearly 35 percent of respondents said that their organization has experienced an incident or outage that required disaster recovery, and roughly 44 percent of those have experienced multiple incidents, according to the survey.
At 47 percent, hardware failure and server issues was the top cause of incidents and outages. Environmental disasters came in at 34 percent, other miscellaneous power outages at 27.5 percent, human error at 18.5 percent, software failure at 15 percent, backup failure at 8.5 percent, and deliberate attack at 6.5 percent.
When asked how ready they are to recover their IT and related assets in the event of a disaster or other incident, 50.5 percent of respondents said they feel somewhat prepared, 45.5 percent said very prepared, and four percent said not prepared, the survey shows.
In a Wednesday email correspondence, Scott Kinka, CTO of Evolve IP, told SCMagazine.com that it is not very surprising that more than half of respondents felt somewhat prepared, but he said that executives should find it concerning.
"To be prepared organizations must have a [disaster recovery] plan in place and test it at least once per year," Kinka said. "It sounds simple, but most of the organizations we talk to daily simply can't produce a plan at all. Business executives don't know if a plan exists. To be very prepared the plan needs to be integrated with all departments and groups and cover not just core IT items, but communications, call center, [human resources], finance [and more]."


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What we do
The North is a baseball program that brings student-athletes from across North America together for a baseball and cultural opportunity of a lifetime. Each baseball journey unique, the team will explore what Europe has to offer while competing against some of Europe's top baseball talent. Our team is run by coaches who have played and coached in more than 10 European countries and our travel program is headed by members of our staff that have combined for decades of group travel and tourism experience.
We love baseball and are passionate about seeing and exploring the world. Our staff has found a unique way to combine the two – by pursuing our love of the sport and experiencing it across the globe. We aim to share that experience with others by introducing and exposing them to the baseball opportunities that exist outside of North America.
We seek motivated ball players who share our adventurous side, who are ready to explore the cultural opportunities thrown their way. Travelling together as a team, we embrace our role as Canada's Premiere Travel Baseball program.
Casey Auerbach
McGill University
Embrach Mustangs
Casey Auerbach has served as the Associate Head Coach & Recruiting Coordinator for the McGill University Redmen baseball program since 2013. A 4-time Canadian National championship winning coach, he started playing and coaching abroad in 2011. An All-Canadian and National Champion as a player at McGill, Casey suited up for the Swiss NLA's Embrach Mustangs in 2011 and 2012.
Rob Sedin
Infield Coach
Swiss National Team
Zurich Challengers
A native of Sunnyvale, California, Rob played college baseball at UCSD in San Diego. He has played Internationally for the NLA's Zurich Challengers in Switzerland for the past five seasons and also played in Melbourne, Australia for the Moorabbin Panthers in 2012 and 2013. Rob now serves as an assistant coach for the Swiss National Team.
Tim Jones
Pitching Coach
Pitching Coach - D3 Cages
Vienna Metrostars
Embrach Mustangs
Tim is the current pitching coach at D3 Cages in Houston, Texas. Tim played his collegiate baseball at Texas A&M Kingsville and went on to play abroad for the Embrach Mustangs in 2012 and 2013 and the Vienna Metrostars in 2014 and 2015. Tim also took his talents down under, playing two seasons of winter ball with the South Perth Cubs and MacAthur Orioles in Australia.
Max Rosenstein is a photographer and director, who has worked and lived in some of the biggest cities across North America and Europe. Following his great passion for sports, Max also works in the front office for McGill University's Baseball program and has been part of 3 national championship teams. He is also fluent in French and English with proficiency in Italian.
Max Rosenstein
Communication Director
Greg Hroch has been leading student trips for 25 years. He has led 18 tours through 20 different countries. Greg speaks fluent Spanish and serviceable Portuguese. He can also order Gelato in Italy and France as good as any native speaker. Greg currently runs the 5-Star Students company as a motivational / inspirational speaker and serves as the programs director. Greg's has two sons, Rocky and Chance both collegiate pitchers. Rocky is a Senior & 4-time National Champion at McGill University in Montreal and Chance, is a Sophomore at NCAA Division 1 New Mexico State University.
Greg Hroch
Tour Director
Andrew Wong
Embrach Mustangs (CH) // Valencia Astros (ES)
Benji Waite
Gauting Indians (DE) // Bern Cardinals (CH)
"Playing in Europe gave me a chance to see the world and do what I love. The people I met and places I saw really gave me a new perspective on life as a whole."
Sam Groleau
Namur Angels (BE) // Montpellier Barracudas (FR)
"I had a blast playing ball in Europe! I got to visit more than 10 countries during my 2 years playing baseball abroad. It was an enriching experience to be able to learn about and appreciate different cultures. There are some very competitive teams overseas and I would recommend playing baseball in Europe to everyone that enjoys travelling and learning about new cultures."
"I played abroad for over three seasons in Spain, Switzerland, South Africa and Australia. Baseball was always my first love and I quickly found the love of the game to be a common denominator that cut across ages, cultures, and time. In every country I played in, I was humbled by the goodness of the baseball communities who adopted me into their families. I made lifelong friends and will forever cherish the memories."
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Sundarijal Nagarkot is the shortest trekking available closer to Kathmandu located at 12km north from the downtown. This trek is also known as Shivapuri trekking as it is situated in the Shivapuri National Park, the newly declared national park in Nepal. Sundarijal serves as the main entrance of trekking routes to Gosainkunda, Helambu, Nagarkot and the Langtang National Park. The park is the famous watershed area and the biggest resources of Kathmandu's drinking water supply. The park is spiritually significant with several religious and cultural heritage sites for the Hindus as well as Buddhists including peaks of Shivapuri, Manichud, Tarkeswor and the source of the Bagmati and Bishnumati rivers. The Shivapuri trek offers breathtaking spectacular views of Kathmandu Valley from the top of Shivapuri ridge. The Park is situated between the subtropical and temperate climate zones, rich in flora and fauna with sub tropical hardwood, oak, rhododendron and pine along with many species of mushrooms and a variety of orchids. A large variety of butterflies and bird species, nine of which are considered under threat and the wildlife such as sloth bear, jungle cat, leopard and monkeys are found in the park. The last leg of the trek takes us to Nagarkot. Nagarkot is a popular hill station and favourite destination for many visitors to Nepal. The trek finishes at Changunarayan, a fifth century made Temple located over a hillock 15km east of Kathmandu.
Best time for this trek:
Trekking around Kathmandu valley is possible throughout the year however the best times considered for this trek are from the beginning of March to mid of May and from the beginning of September to mid of November. The days are sunny and warm here and the nights are not the freezing. The Sundarijal Nagarkot is a popular trail even for winters and summers. It is not very cold in winter on this trail but the summers are wet. April and early May is a good time to see the trees bursting into bloom, with Rhododendrons, adding a spectacular splash of color to the landscape. The views are simply great after the summer monsoons have cleared the atmosphere of dust. This trail is more popular as all season trails.
Experience Required:
We have categorized Sundarijal Nagarkot trekking as easy trek and are suitable for passionate trekkers who are looking for short trekking holidays and prefer to walk at least 4-5 hours each day. Regular exercising and jogging for some weeks prior to the trip is a good idea to enhance your strength and stability.
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We drive about 12km from Kathmandu to Sundarijal. Sundarijal is situated at the elevation of 1350 meters (4,429ft) where we start our trek. Beyond Sundarijal, the trail climbs continuously through forest to a medieval looking reservoir, the dam and waterworks. The trail leaves the water supply system and climbs steeply to a road to 1550 meters. Then cross the road and continue climb to the top of the Shivapuri ridge, the first village on the trail with the sprawling Tamang settlement of Milkshake at 1895 meters. There are few small tea shops where you can stop for a cup of tea and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the Kathmandu Valley. Beyond Mulkharka, the trail continues to climb steadily. After passing through the army camp, the trail enters into Shivapuri National Park. Most of the Shivapuri ridge has dense forest of pine and oak. Climb continues down the ridge through a forest of oak and rhododendron to Chisapani. Stay overnight in Chisapani or Chisopani (Cold water) at a teahouse. Trekking time 4-5 hours.
After breakfast, we precede our trek on the flat trails for about 3 hours. The trail descends almost two hours then we will reach a small village called Chowki Bhanjyang where we will have our lunch. Beyond Chowki Bhanjyang, the trail is flat for almost one and half hours then 30 minutes ascend to arrive at the popular hill station called Nagarkot. Nagarkot provides great panoramic views of the Himalayas. We can see five of the fourteen tallest mountains in the world, including part of Mt. Everest (8,848m/29,028ft) from here. Other mountains are Lhotse (8,516m/27,941ft), Cho Oyu (8,201m/26,907ft), Makalu (8,463m/27,767ft), Manaslu (8,163m/26,782ft) and many other lesser summits. The view of the peaks looks gorgeous during Sunrise and Sunset. Stay overnight at a hotel in Nagarkot. Trekking time 5-6 hours.
After breakfast, we take an easy walk down to Changunarayan Temple, listed as the world heritage site. This is a fifth century made Temple located over a hillock 15 kms east of Kathmandu and is full of artistic works on metal and wood. Inscription dating back to 464 AD found here are the first epigraphic evidences of Nepalese history.
After a visit to this Temple, we have a chance to stop in Bhaktapur city too, a great collection of ancient arts and culture. There are many monuments of historical significances including the five storey Temple known as Nyatapola, 55 Windows Palace, Golden Gate and Lion Gate, etc.
We continue our drive back to Kathmandu and relax in the hotel. Trekking time 2-3 hours.
Option available for extending your trip with Jungle Safari adventure, white water rafting or a trip of your choice.
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Kathmandu City Tour
Activity: Cultural tour to the World Heritage Sites.
Major sites: Swoyambhunath, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, Kathmandu/Patan/Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Changunarayan Temple.
Duration: Full/Half day.
Frequency: Tour can be organized in any day and at your suitable time.
Cost: US$ 50 per person. Group discounts available.
Ground transfer: Included by a private vehicle as per group size (Car/Van/Bus).
Guide: English Speaking City Tour Guide included. Additional language Guides are also available on demand.
Meals: Not included.
Entrance fee: Applicable and not included. Ask more details
Mt. Everest Flight
Activity: Mount Everest sightseeing flight.
Duration: One hour.
Frequency: Everyday in the morning between 6am to 9am.
Cost: US$ 224 per person. Group discounts available.
Ground transfer: Included by a private vehicle. Two persons minimum needed.
Airport tax: Included.
Airline: Buddha Air, Simrik Airlines and Yeti Airlines. Ask more details
Jungle Safari in Chitwan National Park
Activities: Jungle safari on elephant-back, jungle walk, canoe ride, jeep drive, experience of Tharu culture.
Accommodation: Resorts, Hotels and Lodges.
Transportation: Private Car included (Kathmandu/Pokhara-Kathmandu).
Meals: Included.
Duration: 3 days and 2 nights.
Cost: Starts from US$ 225 per person. Ask more details
Jungle Safari in Bardia National Park
Activities: Jungle safari on elephant-back, jungle walk, boat ride, jeep drive.
Accommodation: Jungle lodges.
Transportation: Not included.
Meals: Included.
Duration: 4 days and 3 nights.
Cost: Starts from US$ 475 per person. Ask more details
Bird Watching in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve
Activities: Bird watching, boat ride and wildlife viewing on jeep drive.
Accommodation: Resorts, Tented camps.
Transportation: Not included.
Meals: Included.
Duration: 3 days and 2 nights.
Cost: Starts from US$ 480 per person. Ask more details
Rafting in Nepal
Trishuli River: 2/3 Class –1 Day – 17 Kilometers – Cost starts from US$ 30 per person.
Seti River: 3 Class – 2 Days – 32 Kilometers – Cost starts from US$ 80 per person.
KaliGandaki River: 4 Class – 3 Days – 56 Kilometers – Cost starts from US$ 140 per person.
BhoteKoshi River: 4/5 Class – 2 Days – 18 Kilometers – Cost starts from US$ 85 per person.
- Cost includes: Top quality Rafting equipment, Highly trained Crew, Well organized camping, Hygienic food.
- Transportation: Bus transportation included and depends. Ask more details
Bungy Jumping / Canyoning / Paragliding / Ultralight Flight
We can check and deliver information and cost as per your interest received for Bungy Jumping, Canyoning, Paragliding and Ultralight Flight. Bungy and Canyoning can also be customized together. Ask more details
Shopping Tours
Package available on demand.
Shopping items: Pashmina items, Paubha/Thangka, Woolen Carpets, Root Art, Ceramics, Shaligram (Holy Rocks), Masks of deities, Khukuri, Tea, Spices, Garments and Knitwear, Musical Instruments and Music, Glass Ornaments, Jewelry and Gems, Metal Wares, Sculptures, Wood Carvings, Rudraksha (Rosary), Incense, Natural Buttons, Fiber Products, Wood Game Boards, Fancy Hats, Bamboo Crafts, Bags and Accessories, Leather Articles, Lokta Paper and items made by Lokta, Nepali Dolls, Home Decors, Books and Maps and innumerable other unique items which are found nowhere else. Ask more details
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The editor-in-chief of Diplo, the designled monthly international current affairs magazine, says his title can compete with the big news weeklies.
Charles Baker said Diplo, which is currently celebrating its 21st issue, had 10,000 sales with a readership of 20,000 and hoped to build on that.
Baker said: "We're trying to bite at the heels of The Economist. We really do want to compete with them and we are truly becoming an international magazine."
Baker said that Diplo, which costs £4, was born out of a gap in the market for a design-led magazine which appealed to a younger politicised reader.
"I found that politics was being delivered in a stale and traditional way and so in 2004, I gathered a team from Central St Martins College and LSE to produce Diplo. We live in a visualised world where everything is digested through image and we hope to catch that audience."
Baker also revealed that New Statesman chairman Geoffrey Robinson had a look at the magazine and how it was produced before his title was relaunched in June.
"It proves our point — if a magazine is more design-led then it makes the topic more readable. Our philosophy is that we just want to be excited by it," added Baker.


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Whew! I'm not sure why this pair took me so long to finish, but finish I finally did. These were started waaayyyy back on April 4. All done and they will have to go into a drawer to wait until next fall to wear. The toasty wool/mohair blend means they are far too warm to wear now.I've said it before and I'll say it again: I like this fiber blend in Mountain Colors Bearfoot yarn. It is a joy to work with.
I ran into a few knots in this skein. None were big huge knots – just a knot in one of the plies – but they were enough to make me cut the yarn and start over. A little irritating but worth it in the end.
I modified the pattern slightly to center the pattern on the foot better – details here.
This pattern is in Favorite Socks. I just realized that I may have knit more socks from this book than any other:
- Retro Rib Socks
- Uptown Boot Socks – twice
- Merino Lace Socks
- Padded Footlets – twice
- Mock Wave Cable Socks
- Undulating Rib Socks - twice
What's next on the home needles? Not sure yet. Stay tuned.


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